Description:
The
Acanthurus triostegus ranges from light green
or yellowish white and has six black bars, they have a
small caudal fin and can grow to about 10.3 inches.
Habitat:
The
Acanthurus triostegus is abundant in Hawai'i, except
in areas where there is heavy coral growth. Juveniles
are found in tidepools and inlets even if water is brackish.
Range
(include invasive, native, endemic): The
Acanthurus triostegus
is a native species and ranges in East Africa to the Americas.
Trophic
information: The
Acanthurus triostegus
feeds on benthic algae often very aggressivly.
Safety:
The Acanthurus
triostegus has one to two spines on the side
of the caudal peduncle (base of the tail)
Comments:
The
Acanthurus
triostegus is a favored food fish.
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